History of My Pets
History of My Pets
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41 ' I never stopped once, nor looked round, but ran swiftly till I reached the woods.
I did not know which way to go to find the encampment, but wandered about in the gathering darkness, till I saw a light glimmering through the trees at some dis- tance. I made my way through the bushes and brambles, and after a while came up- on my copper-colored frieiids. In a very pretty place, down in a hollow, they h^-d built them some wigwams with maple saplings, covered with hemlock-boughs.
There were i...n the group two Indians, two squaws, aad a boy about fourteen years old. But I must not forget the baby, or rather pappoose, who was lying in a sort of cradle, made of a large, hollow piece of bark, which was hung from the branch of a tree, by pieces of the wild grape-vine.
The young squaw, its mother, was swing- ing it back and forth, now far into the dark shadows of the pine and hemlock, now out into the warm fire-light, and chanting to the child some Indian lullaby.
4' Digitized by VnOOQ IC 4& HISTORY OP MY PETS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
41 ' I never stopped once, nor looked round, but ran swiftly till I reached the woods.
I did not know which way to go to find the encampment, but wandered about in the gathering darkness, till I saw a light glimmering through the trees at some dis- tance. I made my way through the bushes and brambles, and after a while came up- on my copper-colored frieiids. In a very pretty place, down in a hollow, they h^-d built them some wigwams with maple saplings, covered with hemlock-boughs.
There were i...n the group two Indians, two squaws, aad a boy about fourteen years old. But I must not forget the baby, or rather pappoose, who was lying in a sort of cradle, made of a large, hollow piece of bark, which was hung from the branch of a tree, by pieces of the wild grape-vine.
The young squaw, its mother, was swing- ing it back and forth, now far into the dark shadows of the pine and hemlock, now out into the warm fire-light, and chanting to the child some Indian lullaby.
4' Digitized by VnOOQ IC 4& HISTORY OP MY PETS.
What to read after History of My Pets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greenwood Grace to read onlineMoreLess
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